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This tool helps with the process of collecting commits and sending them to Sentry as a new release while deploying from Laravel Envoyer.

Sentry can associate a series of git commits to a release by providing a starting hash and ending hash. With Envoyer it can be a bit tricky since the .git repository isn't deployed with the site. By using the following combination of deployment hooks we are able to capture the two required hashes and gain the benefits of commit tracking in Sentry.

Installation

composer require zaengle/envoyer-sentry-release-notifier

Sentry Config

Inside your config/sentry.php file add the getCommitHash() helper provided by this package.

<?php

use Zaengle\EnvoyerSentryReleaseNotifier\EnvoyerSentryReleaseNotifier;

return [
    // capture release as git sha
    'release' => app(EnvoyerSentryReleaseNotifier::class)->getCommitHash(),
    
    // rest of config...
];

Envoyer Hooks

Once your project is set up with Sentry, add the following deployment hooks to Envoyer. You will need to run one deployment with only the Write Git Hash hook enabled so that your initial .commit_hash file will be present for future releases.

Activate New Release : AFTER

After Envoyer activates a new release we need to write the hash to a file so it's available for the next release, where it will be used as the commit_hash_previous"

echo "{{ sha }}" > {{release}}/.commit_hash

NOTE - This command will need to be run one time before activating any of the other hooks so the initial .commit_hash file is created for subsequent steps.

Clone New Release : AFTER

yes | cp -f {{project}}/current/.commit_hash {{release}}/.commit_hash_previous
echo "{{ sha }}" > {{release}}/.commit_hash

Purge Old Releases : AFTER

export GIT_REPO="zaengle/my-sentry-project-name"
export ENVIRONMENT="develop"
export PREVIOUS_SHA=`tail {{release}}/.commit_hash_previous`
export SENTRY_ORG="zaengle"
export SENTRY_BEARER_TOKEN="MyBearerToken"
export SENTRY_PROJECT="my-sentry-project-name"

cd {{ release }}
curl https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/${SENTRY_ORG}/releases/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${SENTRY_BEARER_TOKEN}" \
-X POST \
-H "Content-Type:application/json" \
-d "{
    \"environment\":\"${ENVIRONMENT}\",
    \"version\":\"{{sha}}\",
    \"refs\":[{
        \"repository\":\"${GIT_REPO}\",
        \"commit\":\"{{sha}}\",
        \"previousCommit\": \"${PREVIOUS_SHA}\"
    }],
    \"projects\": [\"${SENTRY_PROJECT}\"]
}"

curl https://sentry.io/api/0/organizations/${SENTRY_ORG}/releases/{{sha}}/deploys/ \
-X POST \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${SENTRY_BEARER_TOKEN}" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d "
{
    \"environment\": \"${ENVIRONMENT}\",
    \"name\": \"{{release}}\"
}"

Note: Sentry deploy names are limited to 64 characters. Depending on the length of your projects domain name and release path you might receive the following error.

{"name":["Ensure this field has no more than 64 characters."]}

If so, update the deployment script to send the {{time}} instead of the {{release}}.

...
{
    \"environment\": \"${ENVIRONMENT}\",
-    \"name\": \"{{release}}\"
+    \"name\": \"{{time}}\"
}"

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Credits

• Original blog article
• Discussion forum post